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Grand Traverse County Veterans Fund Millage Cut Fails

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What happened

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The Veterans Affairs Committee in Grand Traverse County rejected a motion proposed by Board of Commissioners Chair Scott Sieffert to reduce the veterans millage by half. The motion failed, with six commissioners voting no and Sieffert voting yes. The Veterans Affairs Director, Michael Roof, noted that the committee had not been consulted prior to the motion.

From 9and10news.com

Why it matters

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The veterans fund currently holds approximately $1.2 million, which represents about a year and a half of the roughly $750,000 in yearly spending. The failure to cut the millage maintains the existing fund balance.

From 9and10news.com

Who's involved

  • roofVeterans Affairs Director who criticized the lack of consultation before the millage cut motion.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • roofSpeculative

    The veterans fund might maintain its current reserve, which could stabilize funding for veteran services.

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